IN THE GREEN ROOM WITH
BRYAN FRANKLIN
TEDx Talk: The Most Dangerous Question On Earth
267 days ago

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Thank You

Thank you to everyone that commented and emailed me with ideas and support around this talk. Like you, I was inspired by the TED motto “Ideas Worth Spreading” and I put a lot of thought into how give the most I could in 18 minutes (I think I was a minute over).

Thank you also to everyone involved in putting the event together. It was extraordinary, and I am humbled and grateful to count myself among the contributors. – the organizers did a great job of attracting speakers and audience members on the front lines of evolving our cultural and financial memes.

Ok, Now It’s Your Turn!

I think it’s time we all step up and act more boldly – and one way to do this is to declare the future that you can see – and to answer the ‘most dangerous question’. If you were at all inspired to lead by this talk, then get out your iphone 4 or flip video camera and shoot a short 2-5 minute video ANSWERING the most dangerous question. Post the link in the comments below and I will embed your video right below mine on this page. Can you imagine a page full of people declaring the future? Pass this on to anyone who’s vision of the future you trust.

Watch These Answers and then Add Your Own!

8 Comments
  1. 1. Naomi Colb said,

    What an intimate and powerful view of who you really are in the world. I love it that people who have not yet had the opportunity to catch your vibe can have this introduction!

  2. 1. Joseph said,

    Well done! TY!
    …and the process continues!
    <3
    http://www.WeAreOne.cc – We Are One, Inc.

  3. 1. Nisha Moodley said,

    Great. Great. Great.
    As always, brilliant, Bryan.

  4. Moving to a world of true abundance, moving past zero sum, win/lose thinking, is the only way we will ever eradicate poverty & more importantly, poverty consciousness.

  5. 1. Merrill Ward said,

    Brilliant Bryan,

    Thank you so much for your radiance and your gifts.

    Merrill

  6. 1. todd schnick said,

    thanks for this presentation bryan. i’ve recently gone through a life transformation to enable me to ask that question. and being in that position? is a glorious place to be…

    thanks….

  7. 1. Anne Wayman said,

    I don’t know if I want to weep or celebrate – probably both.

    Thanks seems inadequate, but there you have it:

    Thanks!

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